a she has to do with india. so similarly the same situation when you know, uh, happened during the green crisis. uh, so is the sentiment that is, you know, there might be certain issues there, but you know, here the fan which is at a certain problem. and the it was a difficult for whitening the western countries to understand the one day just. and they look like disappointed perhaps because they do not develop relationship in such a fashion. because as you pointed out, it takes time, years, decades to actually cultivate and sometimes forego. immediate interest in order to, you know, show respect to the connections that uh, you force them interesting way. and after the, you know, you mentioned some difficult times in the rush us history in the rest of the recent history. and that's the relationship paid off because it allowed the russia to reorient. if oil uh, exports varies, 52 inches, also a great benefit if i'm not mistaken. the russian, our calls for 40 percent off in this oil imports compared to less than on

india and bangalore. and i look forward to many more years of friendship and collaboration. and i was just saying to the consul general that i have not been to india for 25 years but i went to udaipur job four and jaipur and i had the most wonderful experience and it was such a beautiful. those three cities were just gorgeous and i look forward to going back to visit our sister city. so with that is my honor to present this proclamation declaring january 26th as indian-american friendship and heritage day in san francisco. >> i'll come out front. now as of now the states have horrible mayor daniel luria, chief of protocol penny colter distinguished guests. i must say good morning. so it is a great honor for me to be here today to celebrate the india republic day i will mention. so we celebrate to mark the entry into force of our constitution on 26th january 1950. in fact it was celebrated yesterday. but i thank you for organizing this flag raising ceremony at the city hall which is a which is known for it

so we, this is india. they might do this as indiana says that, you know, india still buying the be the oil from last year, but the day that they buy and what are you for. and most of the nice, the, a global energy market and they themselves are buying that does central india play to very important stabilize the goal? i would say, uh, i think it also comes tre. sounds that the loud for a sort of a just distribution of economic activity because you're a but please before the kinetic phase of this conflict, accumulated a lot of um, added value benefits. and now you know, that being shifted to other countries like india. and i suppose this may trickle down from the energy sector to other industries as well because you need energy in order to develop your economies. now, do you think this situation is permanent, do things? they are opinions forever. real uh, sort of stay of this kind of arrangement or is there a potential for turning around? well, there's a potential of everything a little, but the woman looks

well, india is not a so to, but india is definitely rising. so, so this has been a challenge for india. and this is also a good opportunity because you know, these tweak on visa, logical enemies, next to each other going very fast. so they can also feed each other know, despite all the challenges all the problem which india and the last few years had be china. still last year china was india's number one trading partner. and for the, for the us, 50 is 40 years that china has been, india is one of the top trading partners. so, so there, he's also being the long disputed border. so for the last few years, things of deteriorated. but know, as you're likely mentioned in the last few years, last few months. uh, there had been certain positive developments into that as we speak in deals forward . and so i could see is visiting china. so there has been, uh, i would say, oh, cautiously i would say when is off the mistake, that things would uh come to some kind of normality. we're, we know that the border issue will take a long time to be as owned, but

and if india is indeed to continue on this then india's energy needs are going to be enormous.n fact, they are going to dominate global energy markets not really. your assessment that if you have to become a developed countries, you need a lot of energy. is absolutely correct. availability has been lacking and you have to resource from outside. but our domestic e&p or exploration and production, point one are biofuel blending. as our consumption goes up, our refining goes up. production, which next month will be 20%. so 20% of all the fuel consumed at the bunk is biofuel, which is all indigenous domestic. you can talk about biofuels, you can talk agency has poured a lot of cold water on. you geopolitically very vulnerable. on the discussion, i think those facts are not correct. we are importing from 39 countries. it's coming down. the availability of oil. nobody is vulnerable to external oil. there's more oil coming on the international market. is that of the total demand increase in the next two decades, 25% will come from india. than there are takers. but let's just talk abou

term as prime minister of india.he talks are under way in terms of of some of the and defence aircraft and defence and also, tra nsfer technology transfer for some of these manufacturing some of these in remember, france is india. remember, france is already the largest already the second largest supplier to india in defence supplier to india in this relationship in fact has over the been strengthening over the last few years. where both france wants sell more francs, wants is! sell my; is! and india has been 7 to diversify its wanting to diversify its defence out of and more towards the but what is western countries. but what is— w. ——— ~ ——— — interesting that france would also be it. mgfii weulfiéfis’g be. the ai summit. n 7335777777”??? 7 7” v ”whasbieenhwfir ' has been wanting to get a india has been wanting to get a leg up as as technology and leg up as far as technology and seen as a big lead ai leg up as far as technology and seen as a big lead aland be seen as a big lead in aland in diplomatic techneleav. !n. di

and we know already that india buys more. as of these on anyone else, but actually with come to discovery, is there a relationship more than that? as india overtakes china as the world's most populous country, the government came to increase it high technology manufacturing. and this has led to deep ties with these rail thrown away and made some found this beautiful job stating that sounds and daily. and the reason we want to tell you this is that we've discovered that they have been attacked jillian this year by drones. and there's a connection and we have, he's real traits, palestinians, so we want to get and speak to them, understand what happened. this was the response of the us already to seek families peacefully protesting at the removal, the prize protection. so they crops 6 months later, they still camped out on the motorway and protests, push pin to seeing remembers how the police choose the tactic new to india. dropping t gas from dr. yeah, but during the link of the chosen mega will look like somebody to call you o

could energy be india's achilles heel? thank you. good to be back. to mark the centenary of india's modern nationhood. it's a grand ambition. not possible? i think it's going to be made possible well before the 100 years of independence are over. if you permit, my vision of what is at stake in the world according to the monetary fund, the imf. the size of your economy is beyond dispute. 1.4? yes. is enormous. no question. but economists reckon that to become fully developed, to use that phrase, i.e. let me put it to you differently. where has the developed country been defined? point one. i mean, i know of no definition in the multilateral system. development has to be all comprehensive. i think in many respects we are already better developed but i ask you the broad question, because you are a key extraordinary growth path that you outline, then in fact, they are going to dominate global energy markets to a very real extent. it's going to leave india very energy dependent on outside energy sources, is it not? not really. availabilit

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they were here in india, as rulers. because one of the things they did was divide andrew. so they did create a kind of schism between the hindus and the most slims was they were ruling this country. and that meant that the british felt that they could no longer control the situation. they brought in mount patton, and he was the last viceroy of india, and he needed to do something. and he thought that politician was the only way out . so then he brought in the judge from the u. k cord, a civil servant radcliffe, who came in with never been to and deb before, he had no idea of the country at all. and he was given 5 weeks to divide the country. and within 5 weeks, he takes the decision and he just draws up the lines mount back and could not tell anybody what the boundaries, well, you know, because it was only between him and radcliffe. and of course, the preachers compliments back home in london. so papa son was born on the 14th of august, and india became independent on the 15th of august. but the terms of the partition o

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and told us we were going back to india at the, in the audio. it took 40 hours to reach, i'm going to add port a, we will unshackled the point out. those are the how many federal hot the committee call the us border patrol video shows the migrant checking during the journey the treatment has all pleased india lawmakers who say it's a national embarrassment. they have every legal right to devote people to illegally in the country and re if they are proven to indians, have an obligation to receive them. but to send them like this abruptly, the military, a girlfriend in handcuffs, is an insult to india, to an insult to the dignity of indians and richard successively purchase a us military croft broke. more than 100 indians, back to their homeland, under the trump administrations clicked on a mr. chapman, the indian government sees it supports the fight against illegals migration, but, and says, the abilities should be treated these indeed. we are, of course, engaging the us government to ensure the returning default. these are not mistreated in any

and here we are with, you know, it almost feels like india is on the back foot here.re, you know, meeting with donald trump seeing him threaten, you know, to allies, as we saw with canada and mexico, as you pointed out. and so i find it so interesting how quickly, you know, the worldview has shifted and people are really... you know, import duties. i mean, how do you feel about it, catriona? yeah, for me, i think it's really interesting, obviously, the first honour went to the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. the second foreign leader to visit the white house — and then the king ofjordan — he'll be here before modi at the start of next week. and that could be quite a contentious interaction there, especially his latest thing which, you know, has just been discussed wall to wall on every other output that we have on the bbc and elsewhere about this plan views the people of gaza should stay in gaza, so that will be an interesting conversation. of those, and the first trump administration, the first policy of this administration has really shifted and, but the

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this is, for muslim people in india, of the utmost importance. stephen... no. of the matter is this — we had constitutional cases which were pending for 20 years, dealing with critical issues of federalism — which we have dealt with — giving more power to the states. we dealt with, for instance, you talked about muslims. the supreme court in 1968. do you take up new cases at the cost of old cases? if you do that, you would be criticised that, "well, of the new cases as well. by my court, my successor. justice chandrachud, i do not doubt that these who worked very, very hard, issued more rulings i understand that. now, the decision you took again resonated throughout the country. for a solution to this mosque—ram temple dispute. that's completely erroneous. and told him "i needed to find a solution..." it's completely incorrect. that's incorrect. and let me clarify — i've clarified this it's completely incorrect. i do pray. see, the muslims again, because you are hindu, this seemed to be an exclusionary act where you were saying, get the wrong answers. and irres

india as you pointed out. and so, ijust, ifind it so interesting how quickly, you know, the worldview has shifted. and people are really, you know, foreign leaders are really taking seen him follow through on some of these more drastic, um, you know, import duties. i mean, how do you feel about it? catriona? what do you what's what's stood out to you so far? yeah, for me, i think it's really interesting, the selection of the first foreign visits of this trump administration. foreign leader to visit the white he'll be here before modi at the start of next week. and obviously, that's very linked to everything that donald trump has been proposing around the middle east, and that could be quite a contentious interaction there, especially his latest thing, which, you know, hasjust been discussed wall to wall on every of gaza should stay in gaza. trump administration, the first foreign leader to come and how the focus of this donald trump foreign policy of this donald trump was gone for four but they've met so many

those who can in india celebrate the occasion in grandiose style. i think, yeah, i all for every, via, via that. so a life changing event, then yes, it's a, it's, it's the most lakers for granted us doing that. we have in the fact to funds, especially from canada, who in the all 3 months in a month. so i just came for 5 days just for the shopping because the windows in india are not big. and women daughters the bigger and more spectacular, the better. on average indian families spend up to a 100000 bureaus on a wedding. maybe in my opinion, living it's so once in a lifetime opportunity i know and one point is also sort. so media, you can say they want to live this moment and then again and again again and again, maybe go to these things. i think this is, this is the one that indians i use this who wants to sort them want to show the status of the beeping and that's what it takes to them in other areas. i think around the words, it's not the same. the couple took 60 days off work for their wedding, which had over $400.00 guests arriving from around t

government india.rly on presented its budgeteerly on. by the focus was on saturday by the focus was on consumption led which consun’sptionledgrcwltthr which why they revise consumptionledgrowth,which why they revise lots of slabs into the hands of people money into the hands of people to boost because is almost 6096 of gdp, so important. india's gdp, so very important. there is a impact for there is a big impact for the and lower income groups middle and lower income groups who want to buy because who want to buy houses because home loans more home loans become more affordable so it is hoped it provide a will provide e'sdded stimulus the engine economy, but they to the engine economy, but they are really monitoring the declining rupee made the threats of a donald trump tariff hike, it is all—time tariff hike, it is an all—time low of rupees to dollar mean inflationary which would mean inflationary would come back and pressures would come back and imported which impact importedfinfletionrwhichrim psct r

and no country is as big on weddings as india facilities option. go on for days and nothing is left to chance in an industry where money is no object. the indian weddings can involve years of planning with hundreds of thousands of people attending the celebrations and preparations, taking up a weeks or even months of the couple of times on what's known as winning street in galley futures balances and this families can find everything they need for their big day, indian weddings are elaborate affairs and business is booming. and the every day new shops open here, creating a lot of competition. if i hadn't got cost us $4.00 and a half 1000 rupees, if we set up a $5000.00 competition, we sell them for only a $500.00 profit margin for the show because there are lots of other shops, parents have expenses, also have to be met. the, the stuff to pay the rent, the electricity bills, a lot of competition, i'm sorry, low margins in india and the bride and groom ends, their entire entourage go to get outfits and they spend a lot of money on average, hundreds

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so we have repeatedly said the powers like india and brazil. my old accounts have long does it have to be permanent members of the security council and appropriate decision is also needed for african permanent membership in the united nations was established as a result of the failures of the league of nations which was created after the 1st world war, it fell apart because it didn't achieve its main objective world peace and it doesn't look like the u. one is doing any better considering all the complex, raging around the world. despite the rise of the global south africa, the un security council still looks like this. not a reflection of the real world, and definitely not a way to insure a global peace or growth with even the un secretary general admitting he can no longer ignore the growing cause for reform. so it is absolutely essential to a very form that this has to be possible to make decisions because somebody presented those roles and to make his body say, this was one of the simple questions that should be ready to give the subject of

india delivers $12 billion in tax cuts for its struggling middle class, as the government tries to shore up the world's third—largest economy. hello, and welcome to business today. to our top story this monday: markets in asia are in the red, after us president donald trump pushed ahead with his tariff imposing a 25% duty on from mexico and canada. a lower tax of 10%. he also implemented an additional 10% tariff meanwhile, china has said it will implement "corresponding countermeasures", and plans to file a lawsuit with the world trade organization. peter mcguire from trading.com laid out what the possible of it and -m| of it and the countermove be — a the countermove will be — a tit—for—tat — mexico looking at introducing substantial introducingsubstantial tariffs us goods, introducingsuastantial; tariffs us goods, the same for on us goods, and the same for canada. how i think, canada. how this, i think, to the first and — where does that then — where does that trade—off really by trade—off really materialise by end �* month in �* nations the battle; the battle? it's 7 w ” ragtime; it's

tax breaks for india's struggling middle class annual budget presentation on saturday. priorities forahead. the bbc�*s arunoday mukharji has more on what this means for asia's third—largest economy. india's middle class is expected to have a little more money in their pockets thanks to the tax breaks announced by the government. that is an increase of the earlier threshold ofaround $8,000. more careful about how much they spend and these tax breaks should help. a government spends on infrastructure projects like roads, highways and ports, that seems to be on track it has been a major driver of india's economic growth over in boosting employment. in a country like india, whatever you may do, it may seem as inadequate given the size of the population internship programmes that were announced last year, they are taking shape as we speak right now, expenditure has been allocated, but let's see the performance. looking to boost output, low—productivity areas will be to over $5500. but experts also say given the global headwinds the author of the elon musk biography says he will go too the

what about the unemployed in india? and then they pulled up what was 8 percent the rates in, in september last year. what's the government doing about baths? well, unfortunately nothing, and it's not just the unemployment rate is high, it is that there are so many people who are not in the labor force because they actually know that i'm gonna jump out there. so they try, they don't even look for work and that has to be a problem. so the government claimed that they do had a big success and increasingly means employment. it turns out that most of that increase is on the type of infirmity enterprises. and that's not employment, they're not getting paid for that. so it's really a very, very bad situation of employment for you, for women in particular, but for young people. and there is a sense of despair and hopelessness, but can spin into very many problematic social political outcomes. all right, so as an economist, what do you think the government should have done with this budget? i really think it's very obvious and w

two, if you remember the budget by india's budget presented by india's prime dance minister prime ande. thrust was led growth. you saw consumption led growth. you saw the of the slabs the provision of the tax slabs to put more in indian so they can spend of indian so they can spend 77 and of indian so they can spend . . and boost consumption. ie nnere endbflst constmr�*“ , is why with a rate cut that is why with a rate cut you are going to see a similar to the economy as well, beest te the eceneegyee—teettee ,, w 7 things beest te the etenentyee—ttette— —— —— — things like home loans and things like home loans are going to get more affordable, but the thing to look out for is the grouping and is the declining grouping and remains a point of caution is the declining grouping and rbi. |ains a point of caution is the declining grouping and rbi. |ains a point rupee. on says will in best almost $100 billion ai coming year. amazon posted sales and profit in last year's final quarter but the results were overshadowed by the weakness short of estimates. of wall street's expectations. amazonjoi

she is currently residing in india, or we had some people who spoke out against testing. in the last 15 years, we have seen positive that use moody. bob is the, in the power, has the now use 71 as a now use other chapel. my other uh, you know, i better you motion to play with people and you'd be the one on the other you, most of our that's why we wanted to destroy the space that has seen his father's house be broken, destroyed and erased. let there be no trace of her in bangladesh. this is the only thing we want shake because you know, i loved to find the dash for 15. yes. and she stepped down in august last year, up to weeks of demonstrations by students demanding sarah access to government. jobs with protests was suppressed by seeing the government, which also faced obligations of widespread corruption and human rights foundations as down to resulted in his, you know, leaving the country to india. i'll be attack would have found the home she accused in from government to failing to present the incident to mounting justice. last time they set this house on fire. now they

to india now, where the central bank has cut its key interest rate for the first time in almost five, the reserve bank of india is aiming to provide stimulus the current fiscal year. in nearly five years. so making it all the more important. the last time we saw a rate cut was way back in may 2020, where the government or the policy makers, rather, of the rbi, were trying to inject stimulus with the wars breaking out as well but essentially now what we're seeing is that something the environment seems to be just right to go in for that rate cut by 25 basis points, primarily because inflation in the hands of people so they could boost spending because consumption makes up nearly 60% of india's gdp. and lower income groups who are possibly so they're hoping that this is going to provide that added stimulus to the indian economy. low at over 87 rupees to the dollar, because that would mean the reserve bank of india's monetary policy. so that's something that is being very closely watched by policymakers over here in india. despite the retail giant doubling its profits. computing unit an